In today’s turbulent economy, many investors are growing more cautious about where their money is going, favoring the best gold stocks to dollar-based investments. The gold market has seen unprecedented growth in the last 10 years. Precious metals across the board have seen remarkable leaps in value with gold leading the way

Gold investors have long-believed the mainstream is close at hand.

One of the major arguments from gold bulls over the last ten years has been that bullion prices will rise as gold becomes recognized amongst a wider range of investors as a legitimate option for protecting wealth.

The shape of this economic recovery will not be in a “V”, as many pundits have promulgated, but instead may be the inversion of that letter…which will unfortunately look much more like a tepee. The upcoming downfall will surprise most investors who have been tricked into believing that a government can print and spend their way into prosperity.

At the beginning of May, the usual chorus began that gold was about to have its annual spring sell-off. Those voices included not only the anti-gold cabal, but also a number of commentators inside the sector.